Transport
Chora and the port are 3 km away, about €12 by taxi; Agios Prokopios is even closer at about €10. In summer the KTEL stops at the airport road for €2. The beach at Agios Georgios is a 20-minute walk.
Read moreNaxos Airport (JNX) is 3 km south of Chora, on the flat land behind the beaches of Agios Georgios and Agios Prokopios, so close to town that the aircraft cross the bay on approach. It opened in 1992 with a short runway that takes only turboprops: Olympic and Sky Express fly ATRs from Athens several times a day, all year, and there are no international or jet flights.
The terminal is one room with a baggage belt and a coffee counter. Most visitors still reach Naxos by ferry from Piraeus or Mykonos and Santorini; the flights carry islanders, families and anyone who prefers 40 minutes to six hours, and they sell out weeks ahead in August.
Chora and the port are 3 km away, about €12 by taxi; Agios Prokopios is even closer at about €10. In summer the KTEL stops at the airport road for €2. The beach at Agios Georgios is a 20-minute walk.
Read moreA small car park in front of the terminal, from about €2 an hour or €6 a day. The airport is so close to town that most people are dropped off by taxi.
Read moreNaxos rental firms meet the flights at the terminal or deliver from Chora. Naxos is the largest Cycladic island, with mountain villages, marble quarries and a south-west coast of beaches beyond the bus line, so most visitors who stay more than a few days rent a car for at least part of the trip.
Read moreAbout 3 km south of the town: 10 minutes and roughly €12 by taxi, or the summer KTEL for €2 from the main road.
In summer the Chora–beaches KTEL stops on the main road a few minutes’ walk from the terminal, roughly hourly. In winter the service is sparse and a taxi is easier.
Yes. Agios Georgios beach and its hotels are about 20 minutes on foot along a flat road, and Agios Prokopios is a similar distance in the other direction.
By ferry from Naxos port, ten minutes away by taxi: about 45 minutes to Mykonos and 90 minutes to Santorini on the fast boats, several times a day in summer. There are no direct flights.
In the small car park beside the terminal, from about €2 an hour or €6 a day, first 15 minutes free. It can fill on busy summer mornings.
Naxos companies, several acting as agents for Avis, Hertz or Sixt, meet reserved customers at arrivals or deliver from Chora. Cars, scooters and ATVs are available; book ahead for July and August.
Not for Chora and the bus-served beaches from Agios Prokopios to Plaka. For the mountain villages, the kouros sites and the south-west beaches, yes, at least for a couple of days.
No. The runway takes only turboprops, and all flights are domestic, mainly Athens with Olympic and Sky Express. International visitors connect in Athens or fly to Mykonos or Santorini and take the ferry.
An hour before departure is plenty. The terminal is one room; check-in closes 40 minutes before the flight.
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